Esimerkkejä Is not credible käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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Your performance is not credible.
Such a thing is not credible, and the public will not accept it.
Sadly, most of that information is not credible.
And this firmness is not credible if we say beforehand that in no event, whatever happens, can the use of force be justified, as the President of my group quite rightly said.
Please note that documentation may only be required if the passenger's verbal assurance is not credible.
To refer to some sort of'European identity' for security and defence is not credible as the various Member States have different foundations for their security policies.
Belgrade's insistence that it is simply carrying out legitimate counter-terrorist activity is not credible.
It is unfortunate that although your draft has very good beginnings,it is in fact hypocritical, it is not credible and it is ultimately an admission of the failings of the Treaty of Lisbon.
If during the conversation the service manager speaks about the use of Chlorofos or Dousta,such a company is not credible.
Or if the information that he provides is not credible, a violation of his civil rights if it were to get out that this administration authorized Sir, if something were to happen the political fallout would be disastrous.
If there are external signs of bad quality eurodraw,they do not have appropriate documentation, and seller is not credible, it is better to purchase wood or coal.
ES Madam President, Mrs Malmström,the problem with the communication tabled by the Commission is that it is a communication that is not credible at the present time, in relation to the long-term problems that the issue raised here involves, or even to the emergency solutions that the European Union should have implemented at this time.
Mr Valverde López's draft report contains much which is good, but stops just as it is beginning to get important,namely at the fact that the EU is not credible if we admit the risks involved in smoking but still go on producing tobacco.
Mr Caudron is quite correct in saying that this is a tenuous link, but the basic link does exist all the same, andany employment policy in Europe is not credible if it fails to make use of the taxation coordination lever in order to reverse the trend we have seen towards increasing taxation of labour.
She's not credible.
Since the elections were unfair,the results of the elections are not credible.
We therefore were not credible.
She's not credible.
You were not credible.
That's not credible.
They are not listening to us, because we are not credible.
The European Election Observation Mission has had to conclude that the elections in Nigeria were not credible.
It is not at all necessary that companies that are not on this list are not credible.
RO Mr President, the fact that the previous stress tests were not credible makes carrying out the next tests complicated.
Therefore, I would like to point out that Slovenia is not being capricious in mentioning that Croatia's documents are not credible.
For this reason, the results of this first electoral round are not credible, and this was the judgement of the entire international community, demonstrating that pressure has to continue to be exerted on the Togolese authorities with great force.
With regard to myths and misunderstandings, anyone who takes the trouble actually to read the Court of Auditors' annual report will be able to see that the scare stories circulatedby the press and also by the opponents of the EU here in Parliament are not credible.
If, though, we aim to achieve an agreement with the Council at a time when we are already talking in terms of amotion on Budget shortfall, then the figures we have agreed are not credible, and many already suspect that we may well not be able to manage on them.
PT Mr President, experience has clearly shown that credit rating agencies are not credible and that their activities continue to be detrimental to certain countries, whether to their economies or to their sovereign debt.